Campus & Beyond Lacrosse Glory, a New President, and Much More: 2025 in Review Stories You May Like Is Tony Chen ’12 the World’s Most Devoted Cornellian? Baker Institute Marks 75 Years of Helping Save Animals’ Lives Around Thanksgiving, the Big Apple Turns Big Red Check out the Cornell Chronicle's multimedia round-up of the past year of Big Red happenings, on the Hill and around the world By Cornellians staff Beloved "Science Guy" Bill Nye ’77 was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom. The men's lacrosse team won the national championship. Cornell inaugurated its 15th president. Two new buildings were dedicated. Nobel laureates came to campus. Big Red researchers made advances in a dizzying variety of fields, from AI to solar energy. Stories You May Like Is Tony Chen ’12 the World’s Most Devoted Cornellian? Baker Institute Marks 75 Years of Helping Save Animals’ Lives That and much more comprise an eye-popping multimedia round-up of 2025 coverage in our sister publication, the Cornell Chronicle. We think alumni will be fascinated—so click here to read more! (Top: Photo of lacrosse team with championship trophy, provided.) Published December 18, 2025 Leave a Comment Cancel replyOnce your comment is approved, your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Class Year Email * Save my name, email, and class year in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ Other stories You may like POV: Young Alumni Voices I Studied English, Am Pursuing an MD—and Cherish the Humanities Cornelliana Hail, All Hail, Cornell! Campus & Beyond After More than a Century, Cornell’s Hydroelectric Plant is Still Humming